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Fort Bragg Hosts Cutting-Edge Smoke Modeling Research to Improve Prescribed Fire Management
TEA joined researchers to validate QUIC-SMOKE– a new physics-based smoke model designed to help fire managers better predict and manage smoke impacts from both wildfires
Fieldwork Spotlight: Partnering on Fuel Treatment Research
Fieldwork Spotlight: Partnering on Fuel Treatment Research
TEA Builds Slash Piles and Community at Blackhawk Pile Workshop
In July, Gilpin County community members gathered for a Pile Build Workshop to learn about forest health and wildfire mitigation.
TEA Completes Evergreen CWPP Update
Earlier this year, the Resilient Communities and Ecosystems team partnered with Evergreen Fire/Rescue (EFR) to complete an update to their Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP).
The Ember Alliance Releases 2024 Year in review
The Ember Alliance is excited to share our 2024 Year in Review!
This year, we burned over 12,000 acres through prescribed fire, completed Community
New TREX Medical Risk Management Guide
A lack of medical and mental health resources is reflected throughout wildland fire management. TEA and the Fire Learning Network created the TREX Medical Risk
TEA works with Chelan County, WA to adopt new Community Wildfire Protection Plan
The update to the Community Wildfire Protection Plan comes at a time when our community is experiencing increased wildfires – and an increase in those
TEA Leads NoCo TREX, Expanding Prescribed Fire Capacity in Colorado
NoCo TREX brought 40 participants from 14 different agencies to burn 18 acres at City of Greeley Natural Areas.
TEA Helps to Coordinate NASA FireSense Campaign
TEA’s IRMT group brings organization, logistical support and mitigates safety concerns that come along with having researchers, like NASA scientists, on a prescribed burn.